Trial to delay Jerry Jones’ arrival to Cowboys training camp; opening press conference pushed back

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is scheduled to take the stand in a paternity trial at the federal courthouse in Texarkana on Monday morning.

The trial is expected to last four or five days.

As a result, Jones’ arrival for Dallas Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, Calif., will be delayed and so will his annual opening press conference.

The press conference has been pushed back from Wednesday until Saturday, per a Cowboys spokesman.

The team is set to arrive on Tuesday.

Jones is countersuing Alexandra Davis, who claims to be his daughter, for breaking a contract Davis’ mother Cynthia signed in 1998.

Jones filed the counter suit after Davis’ defamation suit was dismissed in March.

Jones denies being Davis’ father.

All three parties are expected to testify in the trial, which begins at 9 a.m. today.